Known Issues
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Yeah dont want to ride the horse until its dead but:
- Fingerprint sensor is a fully closed-source implementation, so UT does in fact not store any fingerprint but the Android container does this by itself
- Normally the prints go into the TEE part of the phone (Trusted execution environment) and cannot leave it again - I trust Androids and the hardware manufacturers design here that fingerprint data is one-way
- Instead the reader sends the print to be authenticated again into that secure environment and just gets back if its ok or not.
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@nero355 I would say without discussion nothing is possible. Also smiley, winking faces, hopefully hinting at humour or irony do not always convay that.
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@flohack said in Known Issues:
Yeah dont want to ride the horse until its dead but:
- Fingerprint sensor is a fully closed-source implementation, so UT does in fact not store any fingerprint but the Android container does this by itself
- Normally the prints go into the TEE part of the phone (Trusted execution environment) and cannot leave it again - I trust Androids and the hardware manufacturers design here that fingerprint data is one-way
- Instead the reader sends the print to be authenticated again into that secure environment and just gets back if its ok or not.
The stuff you are describing sounds like the awfull TCPA/Palladium made Fritz Chip or widely better known as the TPM Chip : Am I right here or not ?!
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@nero355 said in Known Issues:
Ubuntu Touch is about PRIVACY and you want A COPY OF YOUR FINGERPRINT stored on your phone ?!
What's the difference between storing a fingerprint and storing a password?
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@cliffcoggin You cannot change your fingerprint, but you can change your password if needed.
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@ra said in Known Issues:
@cliffcoggin You cannot change your fingerprint, but you can change your password if needed.
EXACTLY! :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone: :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:
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Offline charging now fixed in a way that its safe to use
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So seems FP reader can be fixed with a workaround :pen:
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Fingerprint sensor workaround is committed and should be in the image in 1-2 days...
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@flohack said in Known Issues:
Fingerprint sensor workaround is committed and should be in the image in 1-2 days...
Verrrry nice! Is that workaround something that might also be appliccable for other devices that have a fingerprint sensor?
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@moem yes indeed. It helps only though for the siuation that registering/enrolling fingerprint works, but the lock method cannot be selected. That affects at least also the Nexus 6P but there we need to upgrade to Halium 9 first
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Fingerprint works good for me (Oneplus 5T).
I m on Version 24 (Release-Kandidat 2022-W04).
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No RC is fine if note app does not crash
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@flohack said in Known Issues:
RC is fine if note app does not crash
It won't, because I don't use it.
... Man! Fingerprint unlocking! So cool!
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@moem Its cool but its not very reliable: Lomiri punishes a "bad read" or "partial fingerprint" message from the container with letting you enter the PIN only
And before a PIN has been received you cannot do any FP unock anymore.My languages: 🇦🇹 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
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Yes works very much when it feels like it. Nice suprise when it does though.
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@flohack said in Known Issues:
Its cool but its not very reliable
I don't care. If I don't like it, I can disable it. For now, I love it to bits.
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@moem Reverts back to four digit pin anyway so your never quit sure which one you will get
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@lakotaubp It seems pretty reliable for me... maybe you guys just have weird fingers!
